In an article entitled "The Old Morrison Homestead" of the Fennimore Times, Fennimore WI 12 Apr 1905 p.6 c.3 is a synopsis of the cemetery as follows:
"The farm consists of 312 acres, all but 80 acres, in Liberty, being in the town of North Lancaster. It is the old homestead of William T Morrison, the original and pioneer settler of Lancaster, who came here in 1826, and after whom it was proposed to name the north part of the town of Lancaster, when it was decided last year to divide the town. His remains lie buried in a little square cemetery, sheltered by a mammoth pine tree, only a few rods west of the house, itself an old-timer, having been built over half a century ago. In the little graveyard there are also seven others, children and relatives of Mr. Morrison, one of them his son-in-law, Dr. Charles Bradshaw, who practiced medicine in Lancaster, and two Hollingsead young ladys.

Checking newspaper indexing, death records, probate records and family genealogies on Ancestry the following has been compiled. The first six burials are correspond with the article written in 1905. The last three are most probably there also as the Locey name is the family of William's wife, Frances Jane Locey Hollingsead Morrison. The total compiled is nine rather that the eight mentioned in the article above. This property is located in North Lancaster Township, Grant County, Wisconsin. NW1/4 NE1/4 S36 T5N R3W

Name Birth Death
Morrsion, William T 17 Jan 1808 1 Apr 1856
Morrison, Daniel Locey s/Wm 6 Apr 1839 14 Feb 1844
Morrison, Alvin Madison s/Wm 1843 30 Oct 1862
Hollingsead, Sarah Ann step/Wm 17 Oct 1828 2 Jun 1844
Hollingsead, Martha Abigail step/Wm 6 Oct 1830 19 Dec 1852
Bradshaw, Dr Charles S son-i-l/Wm 1830 7 May 1861

Most likely buried here
Locey, John Newkirk 1800 15 Oct 1863
Locey, Abigail Howell w/A.R.T. 24 Apr 1810 9 Nov 1842
Locey, Alvin Thompson s/A.R.T. 28 Nov 1838 29 Aug 1839.
This information was gathered from the Grant County Genealogy & Historical Society, Lancaster, WI.